... WHIG ECONOMY. We continually hear Whig candidates on the hustings make the most fervent promises of economy and retrenchment. Remarkable there fore the fact that under their rule the Civil Service Estimates are running up to an amount very far exceeding ...

... had a. majority of 160, at three it was 176* and at the cloeeit had somewhat diminished. The final numbers were : Cavendish (Whig^ 1>617 Uanultol » : - (Conservative) 1,456 Majority lo'l ...

... income of a judge at the Cape. Every argument based on the assumption that the theatre of action is too remote to tempt even Whig rapacity, is met and destroyed by this simple consideration. What we have to reflect upon is the danger of placing in the hands ...

... LIOR SALE, a very strong seoond-hand Portable ENGINE. of &bores power. with 2 Cylinders, and In *mita working condition, it Whig had now Tire box. Tnbin t Piston, Also. several other emendhand ENGINES and THRASHING which bs soil &sap. Apply at A MOOOLLIII'B ...

... placemen and pen- sioners; but no Tory maw ever equalled the gulph of the great Whig houses. The Church, the State, the Army, aud the Court; the Bar and tbe Diplomatic Service- the Whigs bad fair to swallow all in one grand family compact ; and even yet we may ...

... made by every single apologist of the new system, that Whig aristocracy may have all the Indian plac.s f.r t eir relaiions if they only think propjr to take ih'in ') lu tr/oie acknowledges that a Whig minister will jo'), hot argues that his leavings are ...

... by all means let us have Lord Clanricarde again. Let us accept I him with the calm placidity of men who know the vitality a Whig. Is the noble Marquis not one ofthe Inevitables, whose mission it is to be ready year after year to give the country the benefit ...

... when the Whig and Tory of the reign of Geo. 111. are confounded with the fuctions so designated in the reigns which immediately followed on the revolution. In looking at the state of parties at the period referred to, we mentiou, first, the Whigs. Theirs ...

... policy. But the manner in which he has come forward to volunteer a new Reform Bill is more noteworthy even than this. The old Whigs had established the doctrine, and the practice too, of acting entirely in obedience to the « pressure from without.” They laid ...

... like his father, assisted the Whig party by his influence and bis silent vote the house of lords more than by other means, for he never spoke in that assembly on any of the great political questions advocated or opposed the Whig party. His grace was more ...

... his father, assisted the Whig party by his influence and his silent vote in the House of Lords more than by other means, for he never spoke in that assembly on any of the great ?? questions ad- vocated or opposed by the Whig party. His Grace was more ...

... proceed to the British at Bawnpore. They are aid to be aesompanied by amp follower., who, Au • hos& to see es peed se reptant. Whig armed The Boigay Times &qv that our enennuniestion with Cakutte ha not yet hese re.upencit, and the intervening districts are ...